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08-04-2023, 10:02 PM
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 Good One Drew!!.
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08-04-2023, 10:29 PM
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I know nothing about the pressures for the OP's question. But I had been shooting the 16-gauge Remington Game Loads for a number of years that had the load given as 2 3/4 drams equiv. 1-ounce and they seemed just fine in a number of guns. Then I bought two flats where they had changed the load listing to 1200 fps, 1-ounce and they were downright brutal. Even in my, quite heavy for a 16-gauge, Remington Sportsman they were harsh. The 1 1/8-ounce Remington Express loads are more pleasant to shoot. I know this is totally subjective but just relating my experience.
Since then, I've bought Federals, but mostly I shoot my 7/8-ounce, 1200 fps reloads in Federal hulls and 1-ounce, 1200 fps reloads in compression formed Winchester/Western Upland or Dove & Quail hulls. |
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08-05-2023, 01:21 PM
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Jim, although posters are reluctant to answer your question, I don't think any of the loads mentioned will blow up a good double gun. I have been shooting all of them in American double guns for decades with good results.
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